Humane law school

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Toward "The Humane Law School"

  1. Self assessment and reflection
  2. Emotional regulation
  3. Mindfulness
  4. Yoga/tai chi/meditation/dance/breathing - how to breathe and how to move your body
  5. Improv and acting
  6. Your clients and their trauma
  7. Managing fear and shame
  8. Addiction and substance abuse
  9. Intro to holistic psychology
  10. Life planning
  11. Telling your story
  12. Time management
  13. Stress management
  14. Financial management
  15. Crisis management
  16. Serious ethics
  17. Pro bono
  18. Local community
  19. Know people whose lives are different than your own
  20. DEI generally
  21. Recognizing bias
  22. Legal technology
  23. Networking
  24. Trust and trustworthiness in the law
  25. Human rights law
  26. Dispute resolution
  27. Reconciling your personal beliefs and your professional obligations
  28. Interdisciplinary law (finding and working with other professionals)
  29. When and how to seek help
  30. Contingency planning
  31. What to do when you make a mistake or do something wrong
  32. Lies in the legal system (e.g., plea bargaining)
  33. Saying no
  34. Setting and maintaining boundaries
  35. Compartmentalizing, boundaries, their necessity, and their risks
  36. Finding and managing mentors
  37. Healthy personal and professional relationships
  38. Building your community
  39. Teamwork
  40. Speaking to nonlawyers
  41. Models of layering (guide, governor, guardian)
  42. Managing and addressing professional burnout
  43. Non-verbal communication (including using and reading body language)
  44. Empathy
  45. Integrating your past training and experience (e.g., undergrad degree, prior work, military service)
  46. Making friends as an adult
  47. Self defense
  48. Storytelling
  49. Taking initiative
  50. How to read
  51. Things you're not used to - for example, both poverty and wealth - since lawyers may need to navigate both